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No problems crossing border, good road all the way (expensive though) Now in Bahia de Kino, Sonora, MX. This is where we started out last year too.
Had to suffer tonight. Went across street to sit outside and have dinner at Jorge's and watch the sunset. Poor us.

There is a sail boat out there.



The little white church up on the hill

Hummmm and it was snowing in Indiana!
BTW TV and Internet working great.
Also changed my blog - it now deals with Mexico.

So glad yall had a good crossing, you never know how it's gonna go, I've been to Mexico lots of times, some good, some bad. That's great that the tv and internet are both working for ya! Have fun! How long will you be there before moving on?

Ye had me going there for a minute. Until I got your post open, that is. Way to go!

Glad the crossing was good...Love the photos, Carol....will be looking forward to your adventures..... Have fun!!

Was shocked and dismayed to hear and see how much you're suffering Hope it continues. carold

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What lovely suffering...

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"suffer" away, my friend,.... so glad you are having good connection for tv and internet and that all is going well for you and "the driver"....

So sorry you have to suffer so but someone has to do it. Looking forward to your adventure.

Let the adventure begin!! You know we'll all be awaiting your next segment now. Can't wait!!

Thanks for sharing those lovely pictures. May the rest of your adventure require such suffering as well. Drive safely. Linda

Kind of windy here this afternoon, but still nice.
This truck came through the campground this a.m. blowing his horn - he is selling the flowering plants from his pickup

The breakfast we drove 2000 miles for Bill and his huevos rancheros

Checking out the beach before breakfast

Morning view from restaurant - sail boat was getting ready to leave

One of the plants in the campground

Went to pier after breakfast and watch the fishermen bring their boats in. They power up the engine and drive right up on the beach.
The campground here is changing its image - it will become more upscale with people leasing sites and adding shelters to them. Ocean front sites go for $4000 a year and the campground will do all the construction to your liking.

Yep, I see how much you're suffering And let it continue!

I'm so sorry for your woes. If I could endure that suffering instead of you, I would.

sheila
ps enjoyed those pictures thanks for enduring